Showing posts with label nail art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nail art. Show all posts

01 April, 2013

Revlon Moon Candy - Satellite

Hello and happy bank holiday! 

I've missed not wearing sparkly nails, after winter has gone I always go into spring mode and buy pastel colour nail polishes but as soon as I spotted Revlon's Moon Candy the other day in Boots I was instantly tempted and it was a snap and grab moment. This polish costs £7.99 and comes in about 10 different colours, I chose the "Satellite" shade. 



Step 1

I firstly shaped my nails, I went for the round shape as I'm getting bored of my nails always been square. I then painted my nails with the step 1 dark burgundy nail polish, which not only dried quickly but I love the colour and will definitely wear this colour alone. I only applied one coat, the texture was very thick I usually apply two thin coats of polish but the colour is so rich and thick that I only needed on layer. 



Step 2

I then applied the 'moon flakes', I LOVE the effect this gives my nails, it's not like any other nail polish glitter. The formula is a bit gloppy, and again I only needed one coat because I think it can look a bit overwhelming with two layers. The application is so easy! I cannot express how simple this was...it took me about 10 minutes and I think the final result is so impressive. I'm usually a Essie whore, but whilst shopping I took the plunge to try something else, so worth it. 


Step 3

Lastly, I applied a layer of Nails Inc Caviar 45 second top coat. I must warn you, you will need to apply a few layers of top coat because you can feel the 'moon flakes'. 




What's your favourite moon dust?

Do you have any recommendation for different base colours?

18 April, 2012

Nail stamps: The future of nail art

This kit can be purchased from Amazon for £12.99

The CATWALK Blog has found a new and exciting toy that you ladies might be interested it. The revolution of the nail stamper, it is cheap to buy, easy to use and gives you that extra detail to your nails.

The stamp kit consists of designs on metal plates, a rubber stamper and a scraper. 

VIDEO TUTORIAL 

And voila, the finished result is: